Easter Milk Carton

Here's a fun mini milk carton that my girls made during Sale-a-bration. I love the bring colors of the paper and ribbon. :)

Easter Fancy Favor

I made this cute box with the Fancy Favor die. When I precut the paper, then punched out the die, it left a decorative edge along the paper, so I used that for the handle.

Easter Tote

This is such a fun and simple project! You can put two the the Scallop Envelope dies (for the Big Shot) together to make this simple tote. I lined the top with Melon Mambo pompoms from the mini catalog, which match the card stock. The tiny rosette is also from the mini catalog, and they come in white only. So, I just took a marker and colored onto the rosette to coordinate with my Designer Series Paper and ribbon, which are Daffodil Delight.

Spring Fling...Coming February 23rd!

You're invited to my Spring Fling online classes. Register today; classes begin February 23rd! We'll be making all the projects pictured above (click on photo to enlarge) and I'll demonstrate each project on live video! If you can't watch live, you can watch the video recording. You'll also get all PDF directions for each project.

FAQ's
Q: What if I can't watch the classes on Tuesday mornings?
A: No problem! Each person that registers will receive the PDF directions and video class recording to view whenever they please. The videos will walk you through each project, so it's very simple to recreate these projects.

Q: When are the classes?
A: Classes are every Tuesday from 9-10 PST. The Spring Fling will run from Feb. 23rd-March 16th. All the projects you see above will be broken down into 4 parts, about 1 hour per class.

Q: How much are the classes?
A: All 4 parts (4 hours) of the Spring Fling are only $20, but you can get it for only $10 when you place your supply order for the classes with me! Either way, this is a fabulous deal and you'll be part of my cutting edge online classes. These videos look great and offer a fabulous way to craft or to plan your own stamping events if you're also a Stampin' Up! demonstrator.

Click here to register.

Spring Fling

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Easter

Here's the "girly" layout for Easter. See previous post for the more boyish or neutral pages. I also added another photo to the left side and moved the yellow strip to the left side, so technically this is a different layout. It was too hard to leave out a photo, so I used all four of the 5x7 pictures. Jeez...my kids cost me too much money when we take professional pictures because they're so great during the sessions, that I can't pass up all the cute pictures! :) My Scrapbooking Club will choose pink or blue for their background paper. One member won't be there...she just had her baby boy today...so exciting!

April Scrap Club Pages

Here's the layout for this month's Scrapbooking Club. I started to ink the edges of the oval around the bunny, then thought, "Hey, this would be good for grass!" So, I only inked the bottom, and I added some Dazzling Diamonds Glitter onto the eggs. The ovals are circles were made with the Colluzle. I used the Enjoy Every Moment & An Egg-cellent Easter stamp sets. Colors are: Certainly Celery, Pretty i Pink, Close to Cocoa, Bashful Blue, Whisper White and Barely Banana. And yes, I used my new Scallop Oval Punch...again! :) Click on photos to see enlarged. I will also let my ladies choose Pretty in Pink or Bashful Blue for their 12x12 backgroud. Hope you all had a great Easter.

An Egg-cellent Easter

The pencil bundles are for my son's Kinder- garten class- mates. He's thrilled every time he gets a new pencil, so I'm sure the others will like these. I put Dazzling Diamonds glitter onto of the eggs to add a little sparkle. I was glad I got to use more designer paper scraps for this project. This was made with the NEW stamp set, An Egg-cellent Easter, from the Occasions catalog...too cute!

Easter Baskets

These are baskets for my nieces and nephews. I used what I had left of retired Designer Paper Packs that I earned as part of my Hostess Benefits. They are already 6"x6" so I didn't have to cut any paper. I used ribbon instead of paper, since 6" would have been too short of a handle. The ribbon has remained standing, so it was a success! I filled them with candy, except for the babies...you can see one got a shirt and the other is getting size 2 flip flops.